Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-20

IniS spring anu II INV OoFCASN VIII
buds. 1t is a very pretty thing
Derby
L. H. Bisbee is in town visiting friends.
Id. Adams has recently lost very
good horse.
Uncle Ed johnson has lost his team.
The customs department has taken pos
session of the property and it has been
appraised.
c. 0. Twombly has sold his paint bust
ness TO Rev. A. B. Hopkins and has form
ed a partnership with man named Nye.
The firm name Is TO be Nye & Twombly.
They are agents for a certain patent cor
set which the ladies think TO be a great
improvement over the old style for com
fort. Young Hopkins will attend to the
painting business.
>aIem-Derby
Rev. Geo. S. Chase will preach at the
Crandall school house June 26th.
Daniel Spencer moves his old house
off his cellar preparatory to the erection
of new one.
Fred Levans is home from n. Y.
| Glover.
Several parties are covering their roofs
with tar roofing.
Four delegates from the W. c. T. [.
| attended the convention at West Cearles-
ton A very interesting meeting was
/ reported.
| While descending a steep hill William
| Merriam and wife were thrown from a
| farm wagon. but fortunately escaped Sc
riOus injury.
/ The Earnest Workers will hold their
next meeting at the residence of Joseph
| @. King. next Friday afternoon. June p.
| A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Our people will go to Barton Friday
night to attend the Bad Boy" entertain
ment Mr. Prindle is the important man
in the show, though not the bad boy"
The sociable at Mr. Kelton's was a very
! pleasant affair. BY special invitation the
band were present, and band music, songs
and other music were the order of the ev-
ening.
Uncle John Sherburne is painting the
roofs Of the hotel buildings He has
made many improvements about the no
tel since he bought it, and is as smart and
lively as a cricket yet, though one of our
oldest citizens.
Norton Mcclellan has been to Beebe
Plain on a viSit.-Mary Davis has gone &c
Mass. r. l. and other places on visit
| Joshua Twombly is among our VISITORS
| Mrs. A A Williams has gone to North
field visiting.
D. Lyman Dwineu, on account of i'll
health. has sold out his entire stock OF
store goods and fixtures to CA. BarrOws
son of the well-knOwn VIM. L. Barrows
of Coventry. Mr.. Barrows is live, hon
est young man. who has had several years
experience in the mercantile business, anC
we hope he viii be able to prove to Ou
people the folly of going out of town tt
buy goods, and will be as successful il
business as his predecessor. Look on
for his advertisement next week.
Vest Glover.
The Glover brass band will give al
open air concert at this place Wednesday
eve, June 22nd.
Greensboro
Mr.. C. S. Conant has several of hi:
rooms engaged and has applications fol
| several others.
We understand that W B. H. Logan
has taken the Butler farm. owned By
Mr.. Paine of Jay. Logan is a tirst-clas:
farmer and we wish him well.
Mr.. Wheeler and family from Ran
dolph, who have a house and tents OF
the west shore of the lake and spend theil
summers there, have been in camp sew
eral weeks. Recently Mr.. Wheeler anC
Ms E. W Bailey of Grinnen. Iowa
were out for trout when a large isl
came around their boat, first on one siot
and then on the other. A foot or more
of his back was thrown above the water
but they did not succeed in capturing
him. They Judged his length to be q.
feet and weighed or pounds. Mr.
Wheeler thought it was handbook salm
on
Holland
james Boothman has bought the 4. R
Moulton steam engine for his new shin
gle-mtll.
Arthur LackeY is manufacturing the
Butterfield spring bed. j. II. Smith ha:
bought the Merton Lackey place and i:
getting out timber to build barn on it
John Fisk is talking of buying the Byron
Bartlett place at Morgan Corner.
1ra>bur&h.
Mrs. Guar jameson and her sister, Mrs
Kenyon, are visiting in town.
DR. E. NJ Shaw is spending couple o.
weeks in Boston visiting the hospitals.
A neat granite monument has been erect
ed at the graves of the late Chas. W. anC
William Kidder, made, we believe, by W
c. Johnson
See the advertisement of the celebra
ton here Beside the matters elsewher'
mentioned, Mai. Josiah circuit has DeeI
engaged to deliver the Grafton.
Miss Phebe Bartlett, who has beef
teaching in the FOss district, has left he
school on account of sickness. The tern
is TO be completed by Miss Reynolds o.
Lowell
ChiIdren's Day was observed at the NJ
E church yesterday. The church wa.
very tastefuIly decorated. After exer
cises BY the Sunday school Mrs. Kenyon
gave very interesting '.chalk talk" tC
the children The same lady gave sim
liar talk at a union meeting held in tn,
same house in the evening.
| NJ Org an
Frank Wilder surreDders the mai
route and Fred Wing will run the stag
hereafter.
John Fisk has bought the Ed Smiti
buildings and some land Of VIM Bart